This route starts with a hard boulder problem near the second bolt then moves higher to easy moves on huge jugs with a bit of spice to the bolt spacing. Finish on a sweet move around an arete to the anchors.

Pet Sounds

Call Me Maybe

Aquemini

Fly By Night

Harmony in Ultraviolet

Rust in Peace

Bangerz

Appetite for Destruction

Hitch a Ride

Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound

Born in the USA

Cowboys From Hell

Bitches Brew

This route shares the start and the first bolt with Bangerz. After the initial hard start continue on huge fun holds. The route move to being a bit less than vertical towards the top and uses large slopers to the anchors.

Climbs up past a large blob and greenish corner section and out the enormous tiered roof. This route had some friable rock, so the nature of the climb may still be evolving. Long draw on the third could be helpful.

This is the right line of two in the far back amphitheater on the right side of the crag.  Traverse out a large jug rail to gain a nice pedestal rest at the 4th bolt.  Get a rest then take on a tough boulder problem (v2ish) to get to a nice band of jugs at the 6th bolt.  Cop another rest then pump it out to the chains.

Start on the ledge and move to a good edge near the first bolt. The second bolt might be hard to hang. Make a tough awkward move past the second bolt and move on to easier climbing to the chains.

Jugs lead to a ledge rest followed by sustained and tricky slab with a well-defined crux.

Farthest right at the wall; marked by a perma draw a few bolts up.  Belay from the ledge overlooking a large amphitheater in the back on the record shop hollow.  Conquer a tough start to gain some thoughtful slab climbing on the beautiful gold and black streaked wall above.

Use the cheater stones to gain the face pull a hard move to the first bolt (stick clip recommended) then follow much easier moves over a small roof to the anchors. Big holds seem to be every where.

Start out on nice juggy climbing to warm up then tackle a tough throw to the middle ledge off of a small right hand gaston (v4ish).  Take a breather on the ledge and get ready for the 20 ft near horizontal roof.  Start off the ledge on the hardest moves in the roof on small pinches and pockets (v5ish).  Find the knee bar trickery halfway through in the obvious pod feature to rest for the pumpy finish and a tough exit onto the face above.

Climb off the ground using good pockets to a challenging move rightwards.  Climb through some awkward features, with awkwardly placed bolts, trending rightwards to get established on the face.  Climb up the face on sustained climbing with a few challenging moves towards the anchors.

Currently clean and ticked, but that may change without continuous ascents.

This is the route that takes on the mega steep section on the left side of the main cave.  Climb through a hard start to a large roof to get to a good jug rail (11+).  Take a rest then head into a dyno (v4ish) to a perfectly positioned mailbox slot.  Get a quick shake and take on the hard pocket crux above (v5/6ish).

A relatively easy start up 2 bolts of face climbing leads to a good rest before the obvious splitter finger crack.  Plug some gear above your head and start into 20 ft of hard flared fingers and hands (11+).  When the crack terminates head right to a hard boulder problem (v4ish) to gain a bolt and a final mantle to the anchor.

Tough crimpy face that starts on top of the boulder 20 ft left of Born in the USA.

This beautiful right-slanting crack climbs great quality orange rock with a pumpy finish on large jugs.

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